FAQ

The gas network provider is able to provide you with this information, Yanmar Energy Australia staff can provide you with this contact.

Yes, each room can have a wall controller that can be used to select the desired temperature. Some building managers prefer to set a standard temperature for all rooms and this can also be achieved by installing a central controller.

These are refrigerated air conditioning systems. The gas is used to power an engine that drives the air conditioning compressor. In a traditional electric system, the compressor is driven by an electric motor.

Yes, the gas system will cost more than a traditional electric split system but if it avoids the need for a power upgrade at the building it often costs less in total than the electric alternative.

1.0~2.5kpa

No, they are designed to operate at very low noise levels. Most models are as quiet or quieter than an equivalent electric unit.

This will depend on the local natural gas and electricity tariffs, but many commercial customers in NSW, Vic and SA will see the energy cost of the outdoor unit reduce by 30% to 50%.

Yes it is very safe. The gas is consumed outside the building. All gas installations are completed in accordance with the relevant Australian safety requirements.

No, the system only uses gas to drive an engine in the outdoor unit. The indoor units that provide the warm or cool air to the rooms are powered by electricity in the normal way. This means the indoor air quality is the same for the gas powered air conditioning system as an equivalent electric reverse cycle air conditioning system.